In Indian driving conditions, is the Verna's ADAS system actually useful?
A big talking point has been the inclusion of the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in the new Hyundai Verna. ADAS features such as Adaptive Cruise Control, lane keep assist and Automatic Emergency braking are growing part of the developed markets but their relevance and extent of benefits in Indian driving conditions are deliberated. India’s roads are different with unpredictable traffic patterns, frequent lane violations, different types of vehicles and pedestrians. Others say these systems are not yet sophisticated enough to cope with the chaos of Indian roads and, worse, could be dangerous if overly relied upon. Some are even seeing ADAS as a welcome safety addition, even if it’s not perfect. It also discusses whether the extra cost of these features is justified if they are limited in Indian conditions.
The ADAS has proven to be surprisingly useful, particularly on highways. It's not perfect but it certainly cuts down on fatigue on long drives.
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